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Hillary Rodham Clinton’s campaign has raised the possibility of a challenge to Texas’ primary and caucus rules just days before the contest, drawing a warning against legal action from the state’s Democratic Party.Aides to Clinton said earlier this...
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A Texas woman dubbed the “ponytail bandit” has pleaded guilty in California to robbing banks in three states.
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A federal judge delayed the planned execution of an inmate Thursday pending an evaluation to determine if the inmate is able to understand why he is to be put to...
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AP, Eldorado
A Texas grand jury has issued three new indictments against members of a polygamist sect whose ranch was raided in April.
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AP, Tyler
A Texas jury has sentenced a 41-year-old auto body shop worker to life in prison after convicting him of grooming children as young as 5 to perform in sex shows at a...
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AP, Tyler
A Texas jury has found a man guilty of grooming children as young as 5 to perform sex shows at a swingers club.
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Environment Furniture Incorporated (EFI) is an Austin, Texas based furnishing company that specializes in green furniture. They create beautiful, modern pieces of...
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AP, Ciudad Juarez
Red Cross workers stopped treating gunshot victims for several hours in a violent city across the border from Texas after receiving death threats over their radio...
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AP, Dallas
In an Aug. 19 story about the Press Club of Dallas resuming a once prestigous journalism contest, The Associated Press, citing club officials, erroneously reported that...
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AP, Dallas
Heavy rains settled in across areas of North Texas for the sixth consecutive day Wednesday, weakening a bridge and forcing postponement of a homecoming parade planned...
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AP, San Angelo
Five men from a polygamist sect raided by Texas authorities in April stand accused of sexually assaulting children, but they may not be the only ones.
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AP, Austin
He’s said to be the richest man in Texas politics, but the disclosures Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst has filed to the state Ethics Commission have only the barest...
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AP, Escobares
The Rio Grande Valley’s main highway was open to traffic again Tuesday as flooding receded following a deluge of up to 13 inches of rain across southern Texas.
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AP, Escobares
The Rio Grande Valley’s main highway was reopened and flood waters receded after up to 13 inches of rain swamped southern Texas.
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AP, Escobares
Torrential rains flooded nearly 800 homes in southern Texas on Monday, forcing frantic rescues by boat and sending families scrambling for high ground before they...
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AP, Mcallen
Emergency workers rescued dozens of trapped residents after torrential rains deluged more than 400 homes in southern Texas and forced the closure of the main road...
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AP, San Angelo
Attorneys for Texas child welfare authorities began presenting evidence Monday at a hearing on whether a girl allegedly given in marriage at age 12 to jailed polygamist...
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AP, Kermit
Around the country, Americans are tightening their belts, scrapping vacation plans, eating more dinners at home, getting rid of their SUVs and watching “For...
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AP, Longview
A Texas car dealership has settled a lawsuit filed by the widow of a man who killed himself after dropping out of a contest in which participants tried to keep their...
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AP, Fort Worth
Twice a day, just a few miles from downtown, Texas longhorn cattle _ icons of the Old West _ mosey down a street, hooves clicking on the brick pavement and heads...
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AP, Reno
Democrat Barack Obama met Sunday with Texas oil baron and longtime conservative activist T. Boone Pickens to discuss strategies for developing alternative energy.
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Mexico’s government condemned Texas’ execution of Jose Medellin despite a world court order to review the case, expressing concern for the rights of other...
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AP, Washington
The Environmental Protection Agency is putting off a decision on Texas’ request to waive ethanol requirements for gasoline.A decision had been due Thursday. But...
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AP, Houston
Seven Mexican-born inmates on Texas’ death row lost their bid Monday to state their case before the U.S. Supreme Court, following the court’s ruling last...
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AP, Austin
Fewer than half of Texas’ voting sites had reported the results by Thursday from Democratic caucuses Tuesday night that were so chaotic and overcrowded by record...
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A look at Texas’ demographics and how its numbers compare with those of the United States:_ Percentage of population change, 2000-2007: Texas, 14.6; U.S., 7.2_...
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